wutangson1

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by wutangson1 21d ago
Great news! I'm sure when the students had an uprising (funded by US spy agencies) to overthrow Asad, this is exactly who they wanted- an Al Queda fundamentalist to rule over them! Another win for the West!
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by wutangson1 5mo ago
sure, many Americans don't have a great relationship with the map- as per the trope. Even if many Americans are unable to locate Iran on the map, they know that Israel is pulling us into a third world war, at least every time they have
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by wutangson1 5mo ago
right! Pac wasn't convicted until December of '94, and the R. Kelly 'tapes' came out in '01. The hilarity of accusing others of revisionism
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by wutangson1 10mo ago
So, who is He-Man, and who is Skelator?
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by wutangson1 11mo ago
Indeed as the poet Dwayne Carter once said, “if I’m wrong, there is no right/ and if I’m wrong, there is Snow White”.
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by wutangson1 11mo ago
You were expecting a review to overturn the standard Fagles for the Iliad, and Lattimore for the Odyssey?
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by wutangson1 1y ago
hmm, this feels like ScaleAI
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by wutangson1 1y ago
Also, wow! At actually implying the Cubs threw games at the Outfit’s behest. Is it blasphemy for me to say for the North Siders,”Say it ain’t so, Joe.”
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by wutangson1 1y ago
I know it's cliche at this point to call it a bygone era, but of just 20-some years ago. All those areas are now filled with luxury condos: Greektown, Fulton district, Cabrini, etc. I knew Giancana was originally from the near the Max
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by wutangson1 2y ago
The Kalash language is a mix of the languages found in the region- Tajik, uzbek, tartar, persian, etc. But, there are Greek words for woman, washing, winter, greetings etc used among the several Kalash tribes that are Greek. While even tha
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by wutangson1 2y ago
Kalash are a relic of Proto-Indo Europeans is a catch all with no evidence. Such claims with no actual evidence is not worth talking about. But I guess the Greeks did leave behind influence given the new and improved muscled Buddhas that re
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by wutangson1 2y ago
It is odd that people choose to ignore actual archeology- especially when it directly corroborates historical text. Which is quite different than folktales- perhaps your reference to 'Israelites' for which there is no real archeol
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by wutangson1 2y ago
More critically? I missed your clear deduction from the evidence on how it is "dumb", as you say. The Kalash are the people who Alexander (sikandar) left behind. So, you realize that is Hellenistic times, and not pre-Greek times
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by wutangson1 2y ago
Paul, a biological catalyst for biodiesel production is all well and good, but does this process still need an exogenous alcohol- namely methanol, or ethanol?
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by wutangson1 3y ago
Dang, and I’m out here still trying to figure out how to level the ender3 v2 bed. In the process of updating the firmware, the screen display became corrupted. And crealty has not got back to me on my tech ticket
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by wutangson1 3y ago
I thought the headline was referring to the autoexec.bat file.
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by wutangson1 3y ago
Hmm, the currency in euros, but the bureaucracy is American. So, you’re not the venture capitalist.
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by wutangson1 3y ago
I was under the impression that iron causes more damage- hence, why the Iron Age followed the Bronze Age, because the people with the iron armor and swords would pierce through the armor of the peoples wearing the bronze armor, but not vice
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by wutangson1 3y ago
Wow, you are very lucky to be continually finding books that leave such an impact on you that your _favorite_ book keeps changing. For example, for me, when I was 17, I read what I consider to be ‘The Great American Novel’. No other book ha
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by wutangson1 3y ago
Right. Because Gore told Oprah that his favorite book was 'The Red and The Black", making him appear like a typical waffling politician?
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by wutangson1 3y ago
This is a headline right out of the Onion. But also a great way to raise gov revenues, or increase the speed limits to what locals actually drive at
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by wutangson1 3y ago
I feel like I responded to this above, but I’ll restate it. First, I’m not really following your logic. Not everyone is running for President, and are not potentially liable or guilty of breaking the law. No, law as ‘CODE’ is too monolithic
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by wutangson1 3y ago
Read what I wrote: “too complicated _to_be_followed”. Complicated laws should correspond to the complexity of the situation that society wants to regulate. Presumably, only those in society that engage in that area will be effected and know
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by wutangson1 3y ago
It is not saying that. And, if laws are too complicated to be followed, then they are useless to society.
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by wutangson1 3y ago
philosophy of the Greek Freak
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by wutangson1 3y ago
Did Sparta actually fall because Thebes out innovated them on the battlefield? If so, perhaps an argument _for_ the military industrial complex as a nation’s savior. Perhaps you are thinking of classical Athens, and its loss to the Greek ci
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by wutangson1 4y ago
>”The team sent a sample from the comb to the University of Oxford's radiometric laboratory, but the carbon was too poorly preserved to accurately date the sample”. Title a bit clickbait. Not clear when inscribed, so 3700 years ago
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by wutangson1 4y ago
I agree. The actual man, the celebrity from media, and the pressure from domestic intelligence agencies would effect anyone. But, just as there is nuance in understanding Huey P. Newton, surely there is the same nuance for people for whom
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by wutangson1 4y ago
Lol. Was Bobby Seale a ‘ghetto thug’, a ‘bully’, & a ‘thief’? Was Fred Hampton all the above as well? If Fred Hampton was, then why not just proudly say who in government ordered for him to be assassinated in his sleep?
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by wutangson1 4y ago
so, is it free or a charge of $7?

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